Sentence examples for host of misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Of course, it's not only Africa that has to put up with a host of misconceptions.

Students come to the classroom with a host of misconceptions about the world.

But with the elaborate musical numbers, dance performances, and sharp-tongued jokes comes a whole host of misconceptions about what drag is and how queens ought to be treated.

"Indigenous women in general are over-sexualized in Canadian society and there are a whole host of misconceptions and stereotypes at play that does actually change people's thoughts on whether or not she may or may not have consented," said Big Canoe.

Students bring to the classroom a host of predictable misconceptions about evolution: that fitness is a matter of strength, rather than reproductive success; that it is individuals, rather than populations, that evolve; that evolution is linear and progressive, rather than opportunistic and branching, and so on.

There were a host of other misconceptions as well, including "They think the pig can bring them good luck" and "They consider pigs sacred".

They are taking advantage of misconceptions".

Sheldon: There are a lot of misconceptions.

A Man of Misconceptions, by John Glassie (Riverhead).

But the debate involves a number of misconceptions.

There are a lot of misconceptions about MMA.